LAWYER PROFILE

Stefanie Morand

Canada 2027

McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Ranked in 1 practice area

Tax

Nationwide - Canada

6 years ranked

About

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Canada

Practice Areas

Stefanie is a partner in our Tax Group in Toronto, the Practice Lead of the Tax Group in Toronto and a member of the firm’s National Opinions Committee. She maintains an income tax planning practice, with a focus on the tax-related aspects of domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions (public and private), corporate reorganizations, real estate transactions and financings. She also frequently acts on tax structuring matters for pension plans, and advises on tax aspects of business operations.

Career

Ontario, 2007.

Professional Memberships

Member, former governor and continuing committee member of the Canadian Tax Foundation, and member of each of the International Fiscal Association, Canadian Bar Association and Ontario Bar Association.

Publications

Stefanie has appeared as a lecturer at numerous conferences, seminars and courses (including the Tax Executives Institute North American Conference, the Pension Investment Association of Canada (PIAC) Tax Forum, Canadian and Ontario Bar Association conferences, and Canadian Tax Foundation national and provincial conferences), and has written and commented widely on income tax matters generally. She is also a law school guest lecturer and a sessional instructor.

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Canada Guide

Tax - Nationwide - Canada

Band 4

Individual Editorial

Toronto-based Stefanie Morand has a growing reputation in the Canadian tax market, with an impressive pedigree in major cross-border financing and M&A transactions.

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Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Stefanie is a great support to our team in tough situations.
TaxChambers Canada Guide
She is very aware of our business and gives an excellent service level.
TaxChambers Canada Guide
Stefanie is very commercially savvy and understands the transactions very well.
TaxChambers Canada Guide